I bought a couple of these nothing fancy but price is right and they work.
https://www.madsdocks.com/poleholders
May 2, 2024 at 4:56 pm
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I bought a couple of these nothing fancy but price is right and they work.
https://www.madsdocks.com/poleholders
There are Youtube vids out there showing how to measure pitch and diameter. Or take it to a prop shop and they can do the measurements.
-J.
Thanks I should of done that first rather then search for the part #. Thanks
I’d call Cabelas, give them the numbers and they should be able to answer all questions.
Contacted Cabela’s as figured they were no help at all sad what’s happened to them.
Just curious is this a MN thing or bigger city change state farm on some of our auto and other things no change in cost in WI.
I have a daughter starting college and I’m against college loan forgiveness absolutely.
Understand your frustrations but everythings not perfect just bend it back doesn’t seem like a big deal.
The first ones I did were lund 2025 with 250 hp motors and kickers. First one took about 32 hours thats including taking many pictures and ordering the products I needed including a motor stand to hang the motor, which I made myself out of wood. Also I have a electric fork lift that helps getting those motors off but a cherry picker would work also unless your motor is pickable by hand. Took my time is not hard work just take time. Last on I did took about 16 hours but seems that there is always something else to repair once its taken apart. All these boat had splash wells and rear casting deck with livewells that needed to be removed. If there is no rear livewells or decks you could probably do it in a day. Just try to have every thing you need before you start unless you can tie up the space for awhile.
One thing people have to remember is when PPP money was handed out when we did not know the outcome. An Ebike is something that is not needed for people to survive. As others have said if you need a bike to get to work there are many peddle ones available cheap.
Check the bolts holding the motor on. If you can tighten them most likely the transom is rotting. I have done 4 lund transoms including mine ranging from 2002-2007. Also bubbling paint were the screws or bolts are can be another sign.
All depends on temperature. Seems to me if its not during the spawn it takes a couple of weeks after for them to warm up to the bite again.
Oh my this has got to be a joke. When has a bicycle become something that the taxpayers need to help with?
All you need is a negative pressure under the floor. A pvc pipe hammer drilled into the floor and then sealed with a concrete plug install a radon fan in the basement vent out threw rim joist. It’s not what the radon society suggest but it works. Also if you do any reading on radon you will find out if you don’t live in your basement 70% of your life you are at no risk but by all means do what makes you feel better. Sharon this can all be done by the friends you hangout with for around $225.
Well that’s a duh, but a poured wall won’t ever buldge.
That is an incorrect statement. Not trying to start an argument but I have seen concrete walls bulge. It all falls back on an error sometime during the process.
If it’s soil related (and the burden of proof is on you) I would not waste a $.01 on an attorney because soil condition(s) are not covered by insurance.
If you hire a “Big Name” contractor to repair it they will do it the correct way because once they touch it it is now their issue.
If they repair it and it fails they are on the hook.
X2
Wood foundations are very common in Canada and I have seen many in the midwest. When using 2.5 pcf rated material it will long outlast the home that sits on it. The problem with your wall is exactly in the prep of drainage and sloping of the site. Find a contractor that specializes in this and get it fixed. I have seen many concrete walls do the same thing.
VVmapping very good for the midwest orv and snowmobile owner has great customer service. I prefer garmin for snowmobile and orv.
<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>supercat wrote:</div>
Sorry but you need to figure it out. I have spent many hours on the lake with very good success. 40 walleye days limits of crappie and bluegills. Plenty of catfish. Once you figure it out it becomes very easy good luck.Would it be too much to offer a little insight?
pmd you
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If it’s so profitable and saves lives why doesn’t the city create there own taxi service. With all the extra money they make they could reduce taxes.They already lose money with public transit, the trains & busses. There is NOTHING government does better than the private sector when it comes to business.
There better at spending others money!
If it’s so profitable and saves lives why doesn’t the city create there own taxi service. With all the extra money they make they could reduce taxes.
Must be tough on MN when all your top state players go to play for the badgers.
Are they selling gardening seeds and onions now. I remember covid regulations, they pulled all the seeds at the stores . Because operating your garden was a danger to the public
That must of been a MN thing never happend here. Hopefully next time you go to start it will only be 2 pulls also.
Assuming your batteries are Nicad if so charge them up begining of summer and the end. Those batteries will not benifit from the maintainer all summer long.
Thanks for posting definetly some changes in my area of fishing but I have no problem with the changes.
The bear cat is a complete different machine then the ski doo. The bearcat is a ice fisherman’s best friend.
I would take a skidoo expedition over a bearcat any day of the week for ice fishing.
On a positve note I got a good deal from tackle shack $214.95 shipped to door. At first I thought it wasn’t a good deal!